timeout + root password + strace in one line
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I'm trying to run a timeout command, with root password and strace all in one line, the original cmmand is
sudo -S timeout 4 strace -p 2829 -f -e trace=write -s 9999
but that promps for entering the root password. which I already have and wants to put it in one line, so this becomes
echo ROOT_PASSWORD | sudo -S strace -p 2829 -f -e trace=write -s 9999
I tried putting timeout in the front, middle or at the end but it doesn't work, such as
timeout 4 | echo ROOT_PASSWORD | sudo -S strace -p 2829 -f -e trace=write -s 9999
thank you for your help! =)
command-line root strace
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I'm trying to run a timeout command, with root password and strace all in one line, the original cmmand is
sudo -S timeout 4 strace -p 2829 -f -e trace=write -s 9999
but that promps for entering the root password. which I already have and wants to put it in one line, so this becomes
echo ROOT_PASSWORD | sudo -S strace -p 2829 -f -e trace=write -s 9999
I tried putting timeout in the front, middle or at the end but it doesn't work, such as
timeout 4 | echo ROOT_PASSWORD | sudo -S strace -p 2829 -f -e trace=write -s 9999
thank you for your help! =)
command-line root strace
asked Jan 5 at 7:49
Jim
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Why not just configure sudo to allow password less execution?
– Raman Sailopal
Jan 5 at 11:22
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I'm trying to run a timeout command, with root password and strace all in one line, the original cmmand is
sudo -S timeout 4 strace -p 2829 -f -e trace=write -s 9999
but that promps for entering the root password. which I already have and wants to put it in one line, so this becomes
echo ROOT_PASSWORD | sudo -S strace -p 2829 -f -e trace=write -s 9999
I tried putting timeout in the front, middle or at the end but it doesn't work, such as
timeout 4 | echo ROOT_PASSWORD | sudo -S strace -p 2829 -f -e trace=write -s 9999
thank you for your help! =)
command-line root strace
asked Jan 5 at 7:49
Jim
1176
I'm trying to run a timeout command, with root password and strace all in one line, the original cmmand is
sudo -S timeout 4 strace -p 2829 -f -e trace=write -s 9999
but that promps for entering the root password. which I already have and wants to put it in one line, so this becomes
echo ROOT_PASSWORD | sudo -S strace -p 2829 -f -e trace=write -s 9999
I tried putting timeout in the front, middle or at the end but it doesn't work, such as
timeout 4 | echo ROOT_PASSWORD | sudo -S strace -p 2829 -f -e trace=write -s 9999
thank you for your help! =)
command-line root strace
asked Jan 5 at 7:49
Jim
1176
asked Jan 5 at 7:49
Jim
1176
asked Jan 5 at 7:49
Jim
1176
asked Jan 5 at 7:49
Jim
1176
1176
Why not just configure sudo to allow password less execution?
– Raman Sailopal
Jan 5 at 11:22
add a comment |Â
Why not just configure sudo to allow password less execution?
– Raman Sailopal
Jan 5 at 11:22
Why not just configure sudo to allow password less execution?
– Raman Sailopal
Jan 5 at 11:22
Why not just configure sudo to allow password less execution?
– Raman Sailopal
Jan 5 at 11:22
add a comment |Â
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Why not just configure sudo to allow password less execution?
– Raman Sailopal
Jan 5 at 11:22